In the sense of whether it will or won't be relevant?

I'm quite undecided about all the theories that suggest TAR might be a key to this or that. It's possible there are unknown functions of TAR that could be put to use, and possibly there's nothing. The DO can reshape reality like skilled Dreamwalkers can achieve in TAR. It can be reversed the same way it's done in TAR. There may be something there - if we add the wolves lead by Perrin there are thousands and thousands beings with TAR skills - it's just hard to pinpoint the connection.

I think there are probably TAR "issues" still to be dealt with, though. TAR is a key feature for two main characters, for the WO, for thousands and thousands of wolves and for three out of five living Forsaken, and Slayer. That doesn't make it so likely we're "done with it", though you may well be right about "TAR action scenes" now being behind us.

The main reason for the lightsiders to use TAR a lot is gone with the reunification of the WT.

One of the main matters remaining is the dreamspike at the BT, which almost certainly will be a much bigger challenge then the one used against Perrin.

There are the Heroes as well. Nothing says the whole Horn matter will be a simple replay of what happened in TGH.

One reason for TAR to have a fairly big role would be if Rand dies before the sealing of the Bore.



I'm 95% convinced Cyndane is acting on Moridin's orders, the remaining 5% is for the possibility Cyndane got enough of waiting and has decided to deal with Rand. I have no idea what he's trying to accomplish. Rand's epiphany marked another major failure of Moridin's plans, and we can only guess what his new strategy to deal with Rand might be. Has he decided he now has to be killed? Maybe. Is this an attempt a disinformation/false offer of help?



That sounds very plausible. The BWB alluded to how Lanfear used TAR for mass actions in the WOS. Jordan may have refrained from going there because he wanted to use this during the LB. If we look at how mere unshielded dreams affected a collectivity, it's far from a stretch to think someone like Lanfear might do far worse, actively. That would certainly justify Egwene/the WO/the wolves to hunt her and Moghedien down and try to neutralize them.


Murdering characters in their sleep is certainly a possibility. Perrin and Mat are certainly still targets. The medallion seems to protect Mat from any such attempt, though.



Moghedien and Cyndane may be more devastating if they strike from TAR, though.

Strictly speaking, probably any TAR action from now on will happen during the LB (Brandon has long spoken of Merrilor as being the kick-off for the LB), though I understand you mean the endgame rather than the LB in general.

Like you I think the odds are there won't be tons of TAR action coming, though I remain open to the possibility there are things coming involving TAR we can't predict at this point.